| 4 hairpin turns |
| #93 longest climb of Tyrol |
Iselsberg Pass from Lienz is a climb in the region Tyrol. It is 7.6km long and bridges 513 vertical meters with an average gradient of 6.8%, resulting in a difficulty score of 404. The top of the ascent is located at 1204 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 5 photos.
Road name: B107
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Nice climb to do if you are in the area. This road/pass leads to the Grossglocknerstrasse and the valley where Winkler is located, making it quite busy. The road surface is good and the percentages are not too bad. When the sun is full, there is little or no shade. From Lienz, when you see the sign Iselsberg, you think you're at the top, but don't be mistaken: you still have to climb a bit more. From the other side (from Winkler) the climb is less difficult and long. From both sides, the descent is good and you only have to brake in the hairpin bends.
Leuke beklimming om te doen als je in de buurt bent. Deze weg/ pas voert naar de Grossglocknerstrasse en het dal waar Winkler in ligt waardoor hij vrij druk is. Het wegdek is goed en de percentages vallen mee. Je hebt met volle zon weinig tot geen beschutting. Vanaf Lienz denk je bij het bordje Iselsberg dat je boven bent maar vergis je niet: je moet dan nog een stuk door klimmen. Vanaf de andere kant (vanaf Winkler) is de beklimming minder zwaar en lang. Van beide kanten loopt de afdaling goed en hoef je alleen af te remmen in de haarspeldbochten.
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